Coming off a Super Bowl victory as the Patriots ' de facto defensive coordinator, Flores went to the Dolphins as their next head coach ahead of the 2019 season. He went 24-25 in his three seasons there, including two winning seasons highlighted by a 10-6 mark in 2020.

The final seconds ticked off the game clock and the Vikings celebrated an improbable 2-0 start on the field at U.S. Bank Stadium. This time, they had earned a 23-17 win over the San Francisco 49ers, proving without a doubt that their 28-6 win over the New York Giants wasn’t a fluke.

Minnesota Vikings game won't be Derek Stingley Jr. versus the best wide receiver in the league, Justin Jefferson, though it should be a sight to see. It won't be DeMeco Ryans vs. Kevin O'Connell, two head coaches who have called the plays for their respective teams at a high level for the past few years.

The Minnesota Vikings defense is legit. Brian Flores’ crew has found equilibrium somewhere between maniacal and unhinged. San Francisco 49ers quarterback

McGlothern is likely to play more special teams than cornerback reps this year. Special teams coordinator Matt Daniels called him a “core four” player, meaning a participant in all the phases of ‘teams. Even if he isn’t called upon for Flores’ unit just yet, McGlothern does give the Vikings a touch of youth in a group made mostly of veterans.

Vikings defensive coordinator Brian Flores told his defense to "do what we've been doing and a little bit more" as Minnesota seeks a 3-0 start to the regular season for

Texans quarterback C.J. Stroud and offensive coordinator Bobby Slowik have their hands full Sunday when they visit Minnesota. Seth Payne explains here what’s so difficult about facing the Vikings defense.